Original artwork description:

Roses are practically synonymous with Valentine’s Day. The tradition of giving Valentine’s Day flowers dates back to the late 17th century, with a bourgeoning of a new art — the language of flowers — one’s ability to communicate using flowers without uttering any words at all. The red rose, as you may have guessed, translated to deep love, and the meaning of pink roses can stand for femininity, elegance, refinement, and sweetness.

Materials:
Oil on oil-primed Claessens Belgian linen, mounted on the archival museum quality Gatorfoam panel. Painting surface is protected with a coat of Gamvar varnish.
Unframed, requires a frame to hang. Image showing it framed is for presentation purposes only. Frame is NOT included. If you wish to buy it framed, please contact me.

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Materials used:

oil paint, linen canvas, archival Gatorfoam panel

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